Member Satisfaction Survey Sample Clauses

Member Satisfaction Survey. The Contractor will conduct an annual Member Satisfaction Survey, utilizing the Consumer Assessment of Healthcare Providers and Systems (CAHPS) survey criteria and will submit the survey results and a copy of the instrument used to SCDHHS. SCDHHS will coordinate with the Contractor to determine the schedule for conducting the survey and submitting the results to SCDHHS. Should the Contractor utilize an outside vendor, said vendor must have national accreditation and approval from SCDHHS prior to conducting the survey.
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Member Satisfaction Survey. (1) As part of the QM/QI Program, the CONTRACTOR shall conduct at least one (1) annual survey of Member satisfaction which shall be designed by the CONTRACTOR from input from the Consumer Advisory Board and HSD and which shall assess Member satisfaction with the quality, availability, and accessibility of services. The survey shall provide a statistically valid sample with at least six (6) months of continuous enrollment of all CONTRACTOR Members, including Members who have requested to change their PCPs and all Members who have voluntarily disenrolled during the ninety-day open enrollment period and Members who disenroll after the ninety (90) day open enrollment period will be noted. The Member survey shall address Member receipt of educational materials and the Member’s use and usability of the provided education materials. Specific topics/issues to be included in the survey include at least one (1) question each relating to the ability of ISHCN to participate in their service plan and goals; the convenience of service locations and appointment times for Members; Service Coordinator helpfulness in getting Members what they need; level of satisfaction with MCOs; satisfaction with Member participation in treatment decisions; and degree to which Members feels they can manage day-to-day lives. The CONTRACTOR shall follow all federal and state confidentiality laws and regulations in conducting this Member Satisfaction Survey.
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Member Satisfaction Survey. As part of its QI Program, the CONTRACTOR shall conduct at least one annual survey of member satisfaction which shall be designed by the CONTRACTOR with input from the Consumer Advisory Board and which shall assess member satisfaction with the quality, availability, and accessibility of care. The survey shall provide a statistically valid sample of all CONTRACTOR members, including members who have requested to change their primary care providers (PCPs) and all members who have voluntarily disenrolled from the CONTRACTOR. The member survey shall address member receipt of educational materials and the member’s use and usability of the provided education materials. The CONTRACTOR’S survey shall address the satisfaction of Individuals with Special Health Care Needs. The CONTRACTOR shall follow all Federal and State confidentiality requirements in conducting this survey with members. The CONTRACTOR shall:
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Member Satisfaction Survey a. Criteria The Department will conduct a member satisfaction survey that will be sent to a sample of each MCO’s members in the 3rd quarter of 2020. The pay for performance criteria will be based on four questions that are part of the complete survey. The four questions will assess:
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Member Satisfaction Survey. The Contractor will conduct an annual Medicaid MCO Member satisfaction Survey, utilizing the Consumer Assessment of Healthcare Providers and Systems (CAHPS) survey criteria and will submit the survey results and a copy of the instrument used to the Department. The Department will coordinate with the Contractor to determine the schedule for conducting the survey and submitting the results to the Department. Should the Contractor utilize an outside vendor to perform the requirements of this Section 10.10, said vendor must have national accreditation and approval from the Department prior to conducting the survey. The Department reserves the right to add questions to the survey.
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Member Satisfaction Survey. PBM shall conduct an annual satisfaction survey of Members of Participating Groups.
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Member Satisfaction Survey. The Contractor shall:
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  • Documentation at Closing The Purchaser shall have received prior to or at the Closing all of the following documents or instruments, or evidence of completion thereof, each in form and substance satisfactory to the Purchaser:

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